Digital Logos Edition
Due to licencing issues, this product does not include the corresponding DVDs, and contains just the text.
The Bible is the most important text ever written, and Paul Blackham’s Book by Book series teaches how to read the Bible accordingly. The series focuses on one whole book of the Bible at a time in order to capture the breadth and depth of what each author—inspired by God—meant to convey. Blackham’s exegesis is both deep and accessible, with something to offer lifelong Bible readers as well as those who may be approaching it for the first time. Blackham works his way through each book verse by verse, but he always keeps the meaning of the the whole in mind.
The series pays particular attention to reading biblical text not only as part of a whole book, but also as part of God’s narrative for the whole Bible and all of creation. Each guide pays special attention to how Jesus is the hero of the Bible from creation to final revelation, and how you can meet the savior of the world in every part of Scripture.
Whether for personal study, small groups, or an entire congregation, the Logos editions are the best way to use this series. Tablet and mobile apps allow you to take the text with you. Deepen your study with Faithlife to access and share your questions and observations with your community, all from your mobile device. As you dive into each book of the Bible, original language helps, dictionaries, commentaries, and a wealth of other resources are just a click away. The fully indexed texts enable powerful searches by word or topic across your entire library. Logos is the best way to do modern Bible study.
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Joy in the word, depth of insight, pastorally sensitive, theologically sharp and yet accessible to anyone. This is a unique resource which will bless the soul and stir hearts to deep devotion to our wonderful Savior Jesus.
—Rich Owen, assistant pastor, City Evangelical Church, Leeds
Paul Blackham’s series, Book by Book, is one of the few available study series today which takes seriously the early Church (and scriptural) teaching of the pre-existent Christ. In that sense, the series challenges disciples with a fresh look (from the eyes of the ancient Christian) at passages we had thought we knew so well. It rewards us with the fruit of a new confidence in the everliving Word and the unchanging Lord God.
—Edward F. Duffy, adjunct professor of New Testament Greek, Hartford Seminary
Paul Blackham was born into an evangelical home in Lancashire, England. His father was a Methodist preacher, and Paul followed in his footsteps. He earned his PhD in theology from Kings College and trained to be a Church of England minister at Oak Hill Theological College.